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Paul Sullivan

Paul Sullivan: As opening day approaches, have the White Sox and Cubs done enough this offseason?

CHICAGO — The Chicago White Sox made their biggest offseason move Tuesday, bringing Miller Lite and other Molson Coors beverages back to Sox Park.

It wasn’t exactly the deal Sox fans were hoping for after a season in which their shortcomings were exposed in the American League Division Series loss to the Houston Astros, but the return of a popular brand of beer will have to suffice.

On the other side of town, Cubs fans are trying to muster up excitement over the Dream Team that President Jed Hoyer has put together. Unfortunately, it’s only a Dream Team in the mind of Chairman Tom Ricketts, who promised the Cubs would be active in free agency and then made only one long-term commitment — to Japanese outfielder Seiya Suzuki.

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